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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
A Lightsing Ride.

lbNNAN hNAAsN
DO you make any speed with the
electric motorl n reporter asked OF
Frank III. Fisher, inyenter Of the
system in use on the Highland Park
road.
Come out and receive practical
demonstration" was the reply.
The invitation was accepted, and
shortly afcrward the young inventor
aud the reporter were al the power
station. Here were found two dSua.
mos. one for operating two cars aud
a larger one for handling six. These
dynamos are driven by one engine,
and il was impossible 10 tell that the
machines we're delivering the current
TO the track, there being no spark
and very little noise. The current
Is taken 10 the car by means OF q
third rail, which, in the city limits,
is placed in a conduit entirely be-
low the level Of the street, but az
the toll.gato il is raised somewhat
and protected by wooden stringers on
the remainder OF the road. The
| equipment Of the road has been
largely increased, and cars now ruu
every hall hour. While inspecting
the conduit the car Ampero came
dashing down the track. IL had hard
ly stopped when the crowd OF wait.
ing passengers began 10 scramble for
seats. Mr.. Fisher aud the reporter
took a position on the front platform
The conductor gave the customary
yell of"all aboard" and then a sigma
10 the motor man. The latter didn't
veil yet up" and pound a tired hors,
with a whip. lie simply moved 4
little switch and the car glided noise
lessly aud rapidly 10 the direction %
Highland Park. The trip to the onC
of the road, which is three mile
and a half, was made in fiteeI
minutes. Ga reaching the switel
the car Volta passed without am
percoptible difference OF speed IL
either. This explodes the orroneonl
idea that two. cars going ia opposite
directions aud propelled by electric
currents cannot pass each other ID
the return trip, when the prett.
stretch OF road from the pnstoihee 4
Kaiscrs was reached, Mr.. Rishe
cave the motorman a signal, VIII
moved another switch and let he
out The car shot forward an,
rushed past Highland Park an
Can't. Steyenss farm az a rate q
twenty-five miles per hour. tn
speed was maintained until the switc
was reached. When IL slowed down /
twelve miles per hour into the cit!
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
TuE FIRST DAY our.

A breezy day. The winds arc on
the mountains, blowing strong from
tho North. Last night there was
thunder among tho hills, aud all the
world was shaken 20 It's foundations.
How Getcely the lightnings blazcd !
Their flashes lii the great dome IRON
east 10 west, aud the blackncss OF
night burned hot in its center. The
mountain slopes ran roaring with
torrents. Their forests swayed aud
rocked and sent 4 great noise lar out
into the night. Standing on the
deck of our little yacht | heard the
coming roar Of the storm ten miles
away. It's approach was as Of mighty
sauadrons charging 10 battle. IL
shook the air aud earth, aud Que
might have sworn the very water Of
the lake shrank and ,rombled as At
the coming Of 4 great terror.
But today how bright the washed
world is, How clean the swaying
pinesl How clear the still cool air
| How SPARKLING blue the sky How
brightly flash the waves, and how
the yellow beaches shine, sun smit
tent And then the odors in the at.
mosphero. The wind from noun
tain slope and islands crown, bring
down 20 us the wild and gamcy per.
fumes of the woods. The cedar
boushs have Parted with their ira
GRANGE as Il passed. The lofty pine
has swcotened IL aud the spruce and
Norway var have spicod IL with tho
pungoncy OF their gummy cones, noI
have the wild roses aud the rich
hearted lilies iailedto enrich IT, And
then the strong earth odors and
woody scents; the smell u blooming
things aud Of things past bloom un.
numbered aud namelcs. are thcy
not all in this pure, porlumCd wind
that blows against my cheek and
lifts nay hair with cooling prcssurci
and swolls tho whitoncd aai' All
this il lie, the ccsiacy OF living
this standing in body rested will
sloep: cool from n recent bath, M
main in any member, each sens,
alive, the nerves OF sensing al
responsive. yea, the very marrow IL
his bones receptive Of bouyant feel
ms. sailing on and over a sparkllnl
sea sun lighted, blown against anJ
onward By fragrant winds. Why Al
YOU wre,chcd men in the oven ia,
cities 20 the South, sweat and grin,
aud strife in misery when ten hour
Of travel would bring you, as OF
, wings. 10 this great lake, with IL
wide spaces OF cool airs aud deel
! cool wstors2 Does the money tina
/, You GET aud spend pay you Tor wha
, YOU Iosel Who has told you tina
God Ia, made all these fresh, swce
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
HER AGL2

met girl upon the street
That 10, think she was girl.
And yot / am not sure, for tho
Her eye was bright
And step, 90 light,
Tho hair that DER her brow did 20,
10 BANG and curl,
In wave aud dow,
That fell about her feet 20 sweet,
Was white A. snow.
q, was she young or was ihe oldl
Was she grandma nj ma or maidg
1 swear d really like 20 know,
Ror when she spoke
Some cho a Awoke
Within my noart that thrilled ne 90,
I'm half afraid
That Cupl l's bow
Has twanssi- apd yet you have been told
Her hairs like srow.
o, was she s'xty or six,oen7
was che still N the market or
Upon tee ihelil A rosy glow
Was on her cheek
Whe dimpies seek
To hiio from sig1t. yet palmer show
1hemfelyes therefor,
While brighter srow
Her eyes. Aliho' they shine, ween,
Meath locks Of ,nos.
What's thstP White hair IL all the rage
ant yeuag aud pretty girls now bleach
Their tresses, till holy show
They make Of youthf
Well. 10 sood sotth,
I'm glad you told me. ior-fpeak low
No use 10 presoh-
From top 10 toe
| worship her, aud shall, iii Axe
Boston Globe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

her tear stained face turned piteously
toward him, she led him, almost BY
sheer strength, to the cot. Then she
spoke to him and he knelt, she by
his side. He raised his right hand
to heaven, and the reporter could
only see the woman's lips as they
moved, but the pantomime was too
real to be misunderstood, and no man
could take a holier oath than that
taken by James Arnott in the pres
ence Of his dead child.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
A. SMALL Fisn, tHrzciALty CuuuI
aHE nrQUtsriD
NOT TO ntiH
son MONKEY WIN rnr HAtf.

The number Of bass that we did
not catch would bankrupt the M.
merical system.
SUNSET ON THE LAKE.
After luncheon the wind went
down and We sailed before a light
breeze until we came 20 a quiet bay
on the eastern shore, whore We cast
anchor for the night. The waters
Of tic lake became perfectly smooth
and the sun went down behind the
western hills 10 unusual splcndor.
What q picture IL was The yacht
with her white wings folded, resting
withou, motion on the purple bosom
OF the lake, background Of emerald
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
Man, peopi. Refuse to Iars cod

Liver Oh ON account Of its imp easant
tAsts. This difficulty has been over.
come In sc),re Emulsion OF Odd Liver
oil with Hypophosphiiee. IL being ~
palatable as milk, and the most ya'ul.
lie remedy known for tho treatment
Of Consumption, Scroiula, and Bon.
chitls, General Debility, Wasting Die.
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs an 4
Colda. has caused physicians In oil
nsrtg Of the world % uio II. Physi.
rieps report orr little patients take 4
with pleasure. Try Scoirs Emulsion
aud be convinced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31

IoSpox.-The Daily News, con-.
men,Ipe upon tho tcene In the Hoss,
oi ComInona last night, says. "No,h.
loo can excuse Mr. Hsaly, who by bis
ou,,s Oeous behavior has seriously in.
inI,d a cause which Otherwise owes
him 30 much"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

TIE u-Aa SIC 14Dzol "a. r.ktaztz tat wAtE<
f0F se9e Qns slss ~ esezts an1 l1eu woi a.
tAs 81 - sssI sie t1l1 dlzx4sse. $ ken-
efzliy brosgAl > apyrsl.kls tAs lss lhsg
WarLlel 0gsF .1sas sil uss raAs< = Uaa
se9ve tas dad eve " ne1socfity. lis
nay tkink d cannlBg. eat tbis sort "a 40
fsFlsinx So ssFk akzlass him "a Tie aoug
rua.
Parties ssaaFt su9osa ~ sisai tie resUlt q
aa01heFs wit. spsias everything rs more
DEally competitors DO. 81 tie SStEe tfns
sesping - ain TIE lialll u tie as - tie
Ezflss sroazsi have 30 redress IL ihe
coQrus. aay aslter shsns-iFss hat lley are
sale but wAsa they - among men wAo.
uDiEe theI4ssls sTe more tasn cunning
thsy ell discover lAal tAsy hsse earned
ccoteapt II not success. We are inspired
% these fefaAFks DY the seton Of pEeten-
tious Waite Elephant" concsrn OF one of
ghs main streets OF the city. While Ne DO
1c. o. e.. to any one copying OH style of
advertising or mode u doing bushes, this
Is free countrv and one can do business 10
sa.t their inclination. sc get Out Of "a.
tienes when Gnderhknaed contsmptlDl~,
unOusiucssli2e means are res0rted 10. II
certain parties PERSIST IN Initiating every
move ae make, copy iag every al We &c.
out ia facg. stealing our ideas. Ne viii
publish another article giving the public
ocular proof 70 what extent compstitcfs 20
To IN trying 10 ges ihe best OF tie old he-
liable STkR CLOTHING HClsE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
rhs Eslrfsl zssaits ~ Fesziag Nsites
ast4I I4.a Nj r FsEIl&iiF Ftllsa
VISA aztar-A Frf.stt4i
sasssr Il asa- 49, astsL

CaCaso N.y 4-A ternb.s ske-os.ea
scczEzs4 Es4g a4aia.slL as asas a s4s
1srz. Chieaso Rolling Aa-s a. soa'5
Ca-esge. 1g sal-a lias ulsa Hsrs 1ess.9iY
eara.a. sous ai them fatally Il ~4s
os4ss- - las 9. Eplas q zee esaEeeis si =
e4a fall u ~ tea metzi iato oas ~ tae
Es.rs 81 ghs raj mi3 Ias mol1 een-
isi--.t s1zA 4a8all-s 81 saief, al go
a4ld Els3l c-.4 a. Ia eoa al Ei-a q
14Fsl .cte taoussal tras lls1-s aa1 sea-
l7ssi taem sreala ~ sassF4l ro1s he
Farce ~ fEs ca. - "a ll4iz .1e sAfta s-s4ks
. q an s4rth4gaks -41 eee4Ted About
.se3ty men ae-e sarki8y ult4iu ssnss 81
tns aglaz fragments an1 al Ca nlus go
cared from Ene ffisa.fli sapssr Of red 1os
r-st.- t-kt fere t4to t4elr e -s1 ana tare~
tBem l4fo trsshltlI ss0alss- ils uxaes u
she nea = b. wrre 5lraes are Joaa Bafas.
Jazaes 1afns8. pzi t3lAn. J2@es Carney
lisa shea tll.p Aoft. n@f. Aith4ti loa-
neil fsfr.ek - t3aaeih Jsles Block.
lEe paffA wagon N.s s1ul,ao1s1 All he
No41dat aea we're cakea So tbs.r homes
al sozr..lnx Logses - here ne iics cell
as seAt ant esefV thiaz aoas - sAssl4fs
tos.s saesTings TIE glfslciaas sag that
f0lr of sben are 80 severely 6grnsd that I.
is neIt 90 iBsposs'b BE iley can survive
b1fas = aol ekD-clst ~ recover.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04
gERsOSAL FONTS.

7 - Weston IS - DcFoi-
Mrs A 7. Ks.loxx IS visiting relatives at
kasfska
VI O. u1gaar- Jr, O.. Du.atk. : visiting
hi5 parents il ti-s .Isr
W j. eis.ss ana Sa-s Wagner we're mar
E.ed al Aigile ysstsrlfy
PRESIDENT ~ Haslar5 % the G. r. &
Z. seas 10 Ca.easo y-s.srdas.
Or CHARLES Reading of QEi1cy. is the
Ele.t ef ai5 s1I. L 81 Residing. 80 Niath
avenue.
ost~-nfsn.ter. J. a. Mstheany. of The
q. a. q b. sen. aoIia yesterday ca a tour
of lnft eclpa.
Jud ssge-sns of che Uri'ed State
togrL aia 80 CD liacinaau t0dsy % assist
Judge Jactsaa
M Mr-mallSe kellogg. Of Oakland.
Cal. - risilnz aer mcther, AIRS 4. T.. Al
sus. cf -als eity.
tio1 lo.n ~ Stone wiI removs shortly
freu th.s oitr 90 d5usnf0l whers as Tll
r1orare tle pTsctice Of h.s preisssioa.
Mss 0ears.a stons. q ustro.f. has bcea
s1ssrea ts rrluc| t ut tls Hl'ses training
seaoe AZ t1s E IS a. h0ms. ia pace OF
ls eahens1a
Mr 81 r Lewis. assistant CLERK IN rhe
neT rrtrr deasrtTerf Az the rosfoss,s.
Ti sfeud tas next leT weeks visiuAg
irenes "a Atlea. y S.
charlie Ectier. who was missed fr7m
che Aanspans Naval Academy for nazing.
fas red borne api sns-r s6 The a zn
lc.rrl c riets as edacai0o.
Rev r Naer3ySs ist .sst night for
ka8i lil. 70 attend RE Particular
Sflet ef the Reformed esarr1 hs size
sn1 ami,G ieH Yesterday for Nsv YORK
esIs 20 visit lus1cs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

Aichae! Brock seems 70 De pursued by a
phsnt0m of ill-iuck. one by one his trou-
b.es came and piece by piees bis property
and iaTniture was parted wlih % pay the
expenses Of bis trial, and when be was Al
lsst set fiee. nothing remained Bat his tools
for working at bis trade. that OF shoe
maker tie set up a little shop Cn lOniA-
81. opposite the UniOu Depot, Eld was
earning likelihood for himself and femi Y
when his shop was entered sunday night
and MS tools. his STOCK and several relic OF
his dead boy. which he treasured more taan
a. beside, were stolen. Wiih bis da1nIless
spirit ne Is again at work. having sue
cseaed in obtaining enough money 10 pur-
chase another SET Of tools.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

As a mangfact0f.n. centre, Grand Rapids
has World aide reputation and there IS 10
better proof OF the prosperity q the marn-
m0th in3'.tuuoDs. than the excess q bust
meas which mos, 81 them nave and are en-
loving this Spriag One IN particular.
hich We iAse great pleasure mentioning Z
under this head. is that 0f Nessrs. Perkins
& Co. shiugle machine manufacturers. Who
shigpct a isH dsYs since, q car load 20
Arkansas comprised Ok uius hani ms
caines. two tn b.ock rogsr.es aui one
douLis blocker together wita numerous
oinsr shipments e4uaHv 81 large This
hrn has hai msuy years experience and
ygics them selves in manuisciuring mschin-
ery sim.te III construction and effective iu
work Michigan being one % the leading
STATES IN the menEfsc,grs 81 shingles nst-
Uraiiy possssse3 the best iadees. most %
whom are nov using machines mauufaC-
tu-ed bT Nssssrs. Perkins & Co. whose
"a lchins~ though little more expensive.
sre Ia the long ran mash the cheapest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04
ACCIDENT. MURDER on SUICIDE

1tta sinxsiar Death Of ssth VI a ardOaEhs
sropFfsssr of Chicago Oysssr snse.
CH.eA5o. Nay 3-Sssh n. Martough.
manager oi tae Boston oyster House, fell
from los ro5f OF the building. corner Of
Clark aad Madison s.seels. Ia which the
rsst4nfsnt = siJlas7d aboa. , o'clock thls
aitera3ou. and wzs Instantly killed, the
body oelny horribly manElsd AlrlOrgh
. supposed O. nave gone % ne roof % eX-
s8l ne : pips. and 10 nave sscl1en tally fallen
-. bal there are some Indications OF sui-
ei1e. Or posslbiy mlrce-. Ga the roof wAs
fJGnd pistol With one chamber empty,
and there are also pglnIs of hand We With
blood aioDg tie e1zs of the roOt One the
0ry i t5af Mgriouga Nss followed 70 the
roof oY some 0ae and Killed. The revolver
PAS nas been identified. MufdJlgh was
ab0u, - years ca. married. and 70 az APP
pezEgncss prosperous and hsppy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

NEw IoEx. Nay Peter Smith, who IS
to be hanged rhursdoy for the murder Of
Joan Hsnnon, male affidavit today before
notary. solemnly declaring thar Mitchell
Sweeney. who j. under arrest fDr participat-
ing 10 SAM crime ) entirely innocent Of
any c0nue:.i0 with the murder. Smith
SAYS ne makes this as . dying declaration.
reaaz.ug the iacs thzt be has no hope Of
living beyond the da.e fixed for his ex-
at.uftou
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04


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aiy e. i'e. sais a1 t9'el5 his esen reduced
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Iaulei Hcfee, ctfreet wiz bnrg arg az
hecslol1. was tri-d "a ,he circuit csust yes
ana tle l.iy fes'fned verdict o.
At s~aI
Toe seven snai boys who were riliog oa
a aslt ar On lhs chicago x ~ -. Micai-
4an on egaaa7. Tiil have q hearing Ia 10
4ier eouit l.'-Ay
john Il tilnegau. Tor several years 4
valued a.C trusted efnploye VI Leteiller q
N llle has resigned ais position and will
en-s-s "a other 1osiHess.
number % Knights o. Pyth'a- from
thIs ciif cent 20 OaesO yesterday afternoon
ta gar' icipaie IN tte insutuuou 81 the new
lodge t1ere at night
The annual meeting ard election OF
,,a.--. LII l,,. N.,an.- p-coiass Ss..is.v ~ "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

A dsn heat as wils-Eas Notorious
KI.gis B-Eaell 8gslA.

a nxn beat ais Wtls-tas Notorious
KItis B-Eaell 8ExlA.
fFsnk Bsusnana was sr-sd Yesterday IN
Police C04r Eor creating disturbance a.
the house Of Agnes Crpeatcr. lis vile
Who travels undeF Tie oogaoAen 0f Aittis
Bslnstt. boarded tor time Ct the house Of
lii rspule kept D. Minnie broHn. and wss
srrezte : tor stealing dress ron one or hsr
SISTERS In sln. From tlls p.zcs she Went 70
reside at tie Carpenter mansion. and 70 Vas
sbds there iha, the hns0sDd xicke. up a
disturbance and enasavofei by force %
c0mpsi bis Tife 70 ie1ys the place lie Wa
somewhat emphatic in his argument and a
badly pounded female face vas the result OF
the Interview. Ait7r hearing the estimony
in The case the jary disagreed and The case
vas hel4 ODen until toacrEog morning,
when he will have Tehearing
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

The first lecture OF the Westmineer
eourse by the Rev. Sanford II. Cobb. p T.
ls-ge and highly appreeistivs audisuoe.
/. presented copious review Of the customs
AMI &c snfficifiss % the japanese people
descriptions of tbeir cities theig govern
r,snt ard modes % worship The lecture
vs. very s0fsrtsining sns instructive a
tie assa vas c1noiissl from personal ohser-
gations and research The next 0f the
series VII be given Trssiay sTsnisg NAY
10 SUBJECT. "Ias0 he Topics and oct
Asia an should b. vel attended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04
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500 E 81 ,la1.sy So Uake a. sxola-lI0n.
"a fnasf3zE siLsTaocu tte 1gsnc Rapids
Department al sake t1sir dress parade,
s1t4 49, bs es1i4i44F ere oi tie Hles.
fe4lls-s Of tlz sBFaa. sai1sr.nz snd I Is
eEpes e. tlat a. les So lFa .-1ies sil
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AJT.og.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

The John L. Sullivan combination and
his troupe Of athletes viii appear a. Red
m0nd's Opera House. Thursday evening.
The combination 3 composed Of John L.
SslAvan. his bfosher Nike. Steve Taylor,
George LaB.ancle tths Marine. Joe Ian
u0n James Carroll. Bob TGTnbUH Dan
NgrphT. jack Ackeon and Pat Sheedy,
MsntEe-. Sullivan Siii give four.rOund
b0xiug exhibitions With Taylor and Ian
aOn "a B.src0s sa1 Carroll viii give an
exhibition OF spsrrlnE under London prize
ring rules. eut other members Of the trOup,
viii appear IA friendly bouts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

4 Jorge audience was present at the Won.
derland at the two performances yesterday
aud lie Fifth Avenue Theatre Company
ingra.iased themselves into public favor by
their excellent presentation .. "FAnc.on
The bill will be changed today and Flowers
Of the Forest" a gypsy drama VI tae
N liss' type 8ill be given. rne company
is the oest seen at this theatre this season
and we'll deserve The liseral patronage
which they are enjoying.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

REAptyG, Pa. May 5.--A number Of The
drivers AM conductors Of the Performer
ave. Passenger Railway Company ia this
city went on a strike AZ noon today, owing
% a failure 10 come - terms With toe com
pany ia teSa-h 20 the recent act ~ tbe
Lezisl- -.ure limiting the service - l2 hours
per day and sfanung extra compensa ion
Tor overtime The mrn want twelve hours
IN &c considered a days work and 20 be
paid extra for all over that time thr City
Passenger Railway Company compromised
wirh ths;r employees oy agreeing 10 pay a
portion OF tae extra compensation asked
for
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

GRAND RAPIDS, May 5.
Sporting Editor Of the TsLEa2AM-hEEALD
| hereby challenge james Murphy, OF
Big Rapids, TO glove contest for the entire
gate receipts ca.ch weight. Fight to take
place within three weeks at or near Grand
Rapids. Marquis Of Qlesns5ary rules 70
govern. ! will meet him at any time at
Tom o Donnelrs, prior 10 Thursday Of this
week, 70 arrange prelininaries-
Aours truly,
HAREY JOyEs
Feather Weigh. Champion OF the Pacific
Coast.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

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- aicelg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

At he ueeunz of he sockh oidars n the
Kent County savings Sank waica occurred
Mandsv. the ols Baart 81 Directors ~ss 70
sisrrsd The ncv Board net yesterday sa3
p ecfst - fsiiorirE officers. Ios Hesii
President Jean A Coqasa Vice Presi3ans.
in psscs 81 jeo q Re1nslL and = A. S.
Fsriie-. Cs4tie-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04

Remember the Sword Drill and Cradle
Songs st Powers Opera House on Thursday
evening. The exercises Of tue young ladies
are superb illustrations Of precision and
beauty ot movement. and the quaint, pa
taeic cradle songs will bs as charming IS
the taoiszux. The best seats are beiLg rap
Idly taken and the house viii be worthy Of
the splendid performances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-04
Gould oa.nr Toto r,e.l Estate.

LTrrLE Rock ART, May ST is under
stood that Jsy Gould is investing largely
in Arkansas lands. The purchases are gen.
erailv made through agents. and the land is
situated along the line OF the projected
"a road which Gould intends building
Besides his Interests az this p0iut. Gould IS
reported 70 hsvc bought thousands OF acres
of lzad IA different counties throughout the
Safe